The Freedom Blog: by Joe Machuta/Quantum/Ethereal Prayer: Praying at the quantum or ethereal level


The Prophet Joel proclaimed that the Spirit of God would be poured out on all flesh. Peter in one of his sermons in the book of Acts, said that it was fulfilled in the first century.  Some are just unaware of it. If it is true of all, then all have the capability of partaking and participating in the divine nature.

Source: The Freedom Blog: Quantum/Ethereal Prayer: Praying at the quantum or ethereal level

Discussions Between Rupert Sheldrake and Matthew Fox


God Consciousness 31 min – Discussions Between Rupert Sheldrake and Matthew Fox.

Fox--Sheldrake

Fox–Sheldrake

 

The Book of Job, by William Blake, “Though he slay me yet will I trust in him,” Plate 10


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The Book of Job, by William Blake, “Then a Spirit passed before my face and the hair of my flesh stood up” Plate 9


Blake Job 09

The Book of Job by William Blake, Lo let that night be solitary, Plate 8


Blake Job 08

The Book of Job by William Blake, Blessed is the Name of the Lord/ Plate 6


Blake Job 06

The Book of by Job–William Blake, “Did I not weep for him who was in trouble? Was not my Soul afflicted for the Poor?”/Plate 5


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The Book of Job by William Blake/Hast thou considered my Servant Job? plate 2


Blake Job 02

Oh Come All Ye Faithful (Adeste Fideles)–Bob Dylan


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KKewaENYl4k

from Introduction by Evelyn Underhill to: The Cloud of Unknowing


EVELYN UNDERHILLAs all man’s feeling and thought of himself and his relation to God is comprehended in Humility, so all his feeling and thought of God in Himself is comprehended in Charity; the self-giving love of Divine Perfection “in Himself and for Himself” which Hilton calls “the sovereign and the essential joy.” Together these two virtues should embrace the sum of his responses to the Universe; they should govern his attitude to man as well as his attitude to God. “Charity is nought else . . . but love of God for Himself above all creatures, and of man for God even as thyself.” Charity and Humility, then, together with the ardent and industrious will, are the necessary possessions of each soul set upon this adventure. Their presence it is which marks out the true from the false mystic: and it would seem, from the detailed, vivid, and often amusing descriptions of the sanctimonious, the hypocritical, the self-sufficient, and the self-deceived in their “diverse and wonderful variations,” that such a test was as greatly needed in the “Ages of Faith” as it is at the present day. Sham spirituality flourished in the mediaeval cloister, and offered a constant opportunity of error to those young enthusiasts who were not yet aware that the true freedom of eternity “cometh not with observation.”

Anonymous (2010-10-07). The Cloud of Unknowing (Kindle Locations 292-301).   Kindle Edition.

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